Brian
At times in our lives we count on bridges to help us continue our journey.
Here are four keys to help advance your career if a bridge may be required.
- Locate a suitable bridge or build a new one before you need it.
- Trust your bridge will be ready when it's time to cross.
- Once you’re on the bridge, keep going until you reach the other side.
- Don’t burn that bridge after crossing - leave it for others who follow.
Step by giant step, keep moving! 👣
Big Idea
The Word of the Year 2024 | Cambridge Dictionary
Activate your brat vision and manifest your best self!
CEO
Warren Buffett Letter to Shareholders | Berkshire Hathaway via INC.
"Father time always wins. But he can be fickle – indeed unfair and even cruel ... To date, I’ve been very lucky, but, before long, he will get around to me ....
By not stepping on any banana peels, I now remain in circulation at 94 with huge sums in savings – call these units of deferred consumption – that can be passed along to others who were given a very short straw at birth."
Career
End-of-Year Raises: 5 Ways to Ask Now | Korn Ferry
Ask if you expect to earn more. With cumulative inflation over 15% since 2021, it's time now to clarify your path to increased compensation if you are a top performer or high potential.
Wellness
The Power of Knowing When to Quit | Psychology Today
Gritty people tend to ignore hazards of sticking with things too long. They also tend to rush quickly toward new ventures. Here's some insight to help you know when and how to quit.
Travel
Here’s How Pros Pack a Carry-On Travel Bag | Wired
What you pack influences how you travel. Pick everything you think you will need and cut it in half!
Holidays
Lego Poinsettia Will Look Great on Your Table for the Holidays | People
Have fun building this beautiful holiday centerpiece that never needs water!
Brian Cooke
Here are books, media, and music influencing my coaching:
- 10 Good Books on My Kindle | December 2024
- Chef's Table: Noodles | Official Trailer (2024) via Netflix
- Für Elise | Jon Batiste (2024) interprets Beethoven's Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor (1810) via YouTube!
- Fly Me High | Moody Blues (1967) via YouTube
I coach leaders and teams who do big things.
Let's GO! 🚀
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